In this page you can find some of the projects I have worked on as a Graphic Designer in Hack The Box.
HTB Blog : many of the covers and infographics for HTB Blog seen on this page
HTB Merch : Hack The Box Summer Shirt, Hoodies, Stickers, Enamel Pins, Certification Packages and many more
HTB Instagram : many of the social media posts seen on HTB’s social media sites
As part of the Hack The Box team I have also worked on:
- Trade Shows, Events and On-Site activities: Booths, Flyers, Presentations, Activations and everything else needed to support the identity and product of the company.
54 +Events : Ekoparty, Microsoft Ignite, RSAC, DEF CON, InfoSec, TechNet Indo Pacific, AISA, Black Hat etc
- Seasonal Campaigns: Concept Art, Art Direction, Event Identity, Logo, Digital and Printed Materials, Merch, Trophy design support.
DEF CON 33
Las Vegas Convention Center
DEF CON is one of the world's largest and most influential annual hacker conventions, held in Las Vegas. It brings together over 30,000 security professionals, researchers, government employees etc to share knowledge, showcase cutting-edge research, and participate in hacking competitions.
Design Concept | The cyber alley
For the 2025 event, the goal was to highlight the history of Hack The Box by showcasing a collage of all the events the brand has created over time. The concept was developed around the idea of an urban alley, using a street-style aesthetic filled with layered posters and visuals reminiscent of graffiti.
Activations
- Photo opportunity
The design was also intended to create an engaging photo opportunity, encouraging attendees to interact with the space and share their experience on site and social media.
- Spin the Wheel Challenge
To drive engagement, we invited influencers to participate in an interactive challenge by spinning a wheel that determined which cybersecurity task they would attempt. They could choose to solve the challenge on their own or collaborate with their online communities in real time.
LeHACK
Paris
LeHACK is France's oldest and largest non-profit cybersecurity convention.
Design Concept | RED vs. BLUE
For the 2025 event, the goal was to highlight the gamified side of Hack The Box while attracting visitors to the booth without having on-site staff. The concept was built around the classic “red vs blue” cybersecurity dynamic. The visual approach, inspired by a Mortal Kombat-style street fight scene, was a blend of competitive gaming energy with an urban, arcade aesthetic and once again older events of HTB.
Activation
- Arcade Machine
This was achieved by installing an arcade machine that invited attendees to compete in classic arcade games and share their scores with the wider community, creating a sense of competition. Alongside this, an information stand with flyers provided visitors with key details about the platform.
it-sa Expo&Congress
Nuremberg
it-sa Expo&Congress in Nuremberg is Europe's largest trade fair for IT security and one of the most important dialogue platforms for IT security solutions.
Design Concept | B2B approach
For this event, the goal was to appeal to a more senior audience by showcasing Hack The Box’s collaborations with notable clients while introducing a refreshed visual identity. A key focus was adding a stronger human element to the design, helping to build a sense of trust, credibility, and maturity around the brand.
The booth was structured around 2 zones, the conversation zone and the game zone. We also had presence in areas outside of the booth limits and around the expo.
Activation
- Claw machine
This area followed a “red vs blue” competitive concept and featured a claw machine activation, where participants could win branded swag. The balance between professional presentation and interactive elements allowed the booth to communicate both expertise and approachability.
RSAC 2026
San Francisco
RSAC is the world's leading cybersecurity conference series, with 44,000 attendees, 400+ media members, and 600+ exhibitors on the expo floor.
Design Concept | B2B approach
For this event, the goal was to appeal to a more senior audience by showcasing Hack The Box’s collaborations with notable clients while introducing a refreshed visual identity. A key focus was adding a stronger human element to the design, helping to build a sense of trust, credibility, and maturity around the brand.
The booth was structured around 2 zones, the conversation zone and the game zone. We also had presence in areas outside of the booth limits and around the expo.
Activation
- Coin
Get the 2026 RSAC HTB coin by completing a series of cybersecurity challenges
HTB Christmas Party
Athens
Internal Event
Design Concept | Pixel Christmas
The concept was to blend the festive spirit of the holiday season with a nostalgic arcade aesthetic for Hack The Box’s annual Christmas party in the Athens offices.
The event combined classic Christmas elements, such as bells, trees, and snow, with pixel-inspired visuals, creating a playful and immersive environment. Guests were invited to enjoy custom cocktails, games, and food, and a photo booth with interactive features like photo props and an arcade element photo frame. The result was a unique celebration that merged retro gaming culture with a warm, social holiday atmosphere and a goodbye to our old offices.
HTB Global Meetup
Peloponnese
Internal Event
Design Concept | Pixel Tropics
Pattern Creation for several uses for HTB’s Global Meetup.
The pattern was used from SWAGs, water tattoos and environmental props to presentations and general graphic needs.
